Abia State Governor Alex Otti has said that God in heaven is his only “godfather” and that he operates independently without political influence and does not let outside influences dictate his governance. He insisted that he would not allow it.
Otti reaffirmed his commitment to an open door policy, noting that those in political office often encounter undue pressure from their patrons, noting the complex issues arising from political patronage. did.
Furthermore, he said it was too late for anyone to disrupt his administration, stressing that his government is firmly rooted in faith.
Mr. Otti expressed the belief that the achievements of his administration would set the standard to challenge individuals lacking substance in future Abia State electoral contests.
Naija News reports that Mr. Otti made the remarks during a thanksgiving service held at St. James Methodist Church, Umuahia North Council, Umuuda, Isingu State. . Smart Mayor of Ifuoma City Council.
Otti reiterated that he welcomes proposals, but will only act on those he considers to be reasonable and beneficial to the nation.
“One of the challenges in politics is that when you come to power with someone else’s support and funding, it becomes easier for that person to dictate your direction,” Otti said.
“But I can say with certainty that we are standing on our own two feet. Our only godfather is the God in heaven. We have an open door policy and are happy to listen to suggestions. Tilt, but don’t treat it as a command.
“By the time we finish our mission, those who have nothing to offer will find it impossible to contest elections in Abia State.”
Mr. Otti compared Mr. Ngige’s short but significant tenure to the transformation of Anambra State in 1999 under the leadership of Dr. Chris Ngige and said that the standards future governors are expected to meet. He emphasized that it had been established.
“Since then, Anambra residents have remained vigilant in safeguarding democracy to prevent a relapse to the previous disadvantageous situation,” Otti said.
The governor expressed satisfaction with the growing public engagement in governance and demonstrated his commitment to transparency through regular media dialogue to hold his administration accountable and answer public questions. He stated it again.
He assured the people of Abia State that he would not let them down and thanked church members for their continued support and prayers.
